Ukrainian Oblasts
23 entries in the Ukrainian Oblasts compendium.
Dnipropetrovsk OblastPrydniprovya — Land by the DnieperDonetsk OblastIndustrial heartland of Ukraine, heavily affected by war.Kharkiv OblastEastern Ukrainian oblast, third-most populous, industrial and agricultural center.Kherson OblastSouthern Ukrainian oblast, fruit basket, partially occupied since 2022.Khmelnytskyi OblastOblast in western Ukraine, created in 1937.Kirovohrad OblastCentral Ukrainian oblast with a contested name and rich Cossack history.Kyiv OblastCentral Ukrainian province surrounding Kyiv, created in 1932.Luhansk OblastEasternmost Ukrainian oblast, site of prolonged conflict since 2014.Lviv OblastOblast in western Ukraine, historical crossroads of central Europe.Mykolaiv OblastOblast in southern Ukraine, site of major Holocaust killings.Odesa OblastSouthwestern Ukrainian province on the Black Sea coast.Poltava OblastCentral Ukrainian oblast, historic Cossack Hetmanate territory.Rivne OblastNorthwestern Ukrainian oblast with high birth rate and amber deposits.Sumy OblastNortheast Ukrainian oblast with mixed agriculture and industry.Ternopil OblastWestern Ukrainian oblast with Eurasia's longest cave and 34 castles.Vinnytsia OblastCentral Ukrainian oblast with rich mineral resources and wartime tragedy.Volyn OblastNorthwestern Ukrainian oblast with a complex multi-state history.Zakarpattia OblastOblast in western Ukraine, coterminous with Carpathian Ruthenia.Zaporizhzhia OblastOblast in south-east Ukraine, partly occupied since 2022.Zhytomyr OblastOblast in northwestern Ukraine, created in 1937.Cherkasy OblastCentral Ukrainian oblast along the Dnieper River.Chernihiv OblastNorthern Ukrainian oblast with deep historical and strategic importance.Chernivtsi OblastSmallest Ukrainian oblast by area, formed from northern Bukovina and Bessarabia.
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